Social Sciences
5 years ago

International Liability for Damage: Embracing Diversification for Global Accountability.

Journal of China University of Geosciences(Social Sciences Edition)
An Examination of the Problem of Imputation Principle for International Liability for Damage
Wenkai Li

Paper Summary

The imputation principle in international liability for damage should not only rely on strict liability. A more flexible system is needed to address the relationship between prevention duties and liability for damage. This will allow for more possibilities in the development of international liability for damage.

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